David Fincher  

From The Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia

Related e

Wikipedia Wiktionary Wiki Commons Tumblr Wikisource YouTube Shop Featured: A Scheme for abolishing all Words is one of the wittiest and smartest comments on semantics. (Illustration: extreme close-up from the movie "The Big Swallow" (1901), produced and directed by James Williamson (1855-1933)

David Leo Fincher (born August 28, 1962) is an American music video and film director known for his dark and stylish films, particularly Fight Club and Se7en.

Filmography

Theatrical films

• Alien³ (1992)
• Seven (1995)
• The Game (1997)
• Fight Club (1999)
• Panic Room (2002)
• Zodiac (2007)
• The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)
• Ness (2010) (announced)
• Heavy Metal (2010, segment)
• Integrity (TBA)
• Black Hole (TBA)

Gross of films (including known rental and DVD sales)

Total Gross not including The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is $1.1 billion.

Music videos

• "Dance This World Away" Rick Springfield (1984)
• "Celebrate Youth" Rick Springfield (1984)
• "Bop Til You Drop" Rick Springfield (1984)
• "Shame," The Motels (1985)
• "Shock," The Motels (1985)
• "All The Love," The Outfield (1986)
• "Every Time You Cry," The Outfield (1986)
• "One Simple Thing," Stabilizers (1986)
• "She Comes On," Wire Train (1987)
• "Should She Cry," Wire Train (1987)
• "Endless Nights," Eddie Money (1987)
• "Downtown Train," Patty Smyth (1987)
• "I Don't Mind At All," Bourgeois Tagg (1987)
• "Notorious," Loverboy (1987)
• "Love Will Rise Again," Loverboy (1987)
• "Johnny B," The Hooters (1987)
• "Storybook Story," Mark Knopfler (1987)
• "Can I Hold You," Colin Hay (1987)
• "No Surrender," The Outfield (1987)
• "Say You Will," Foreigner (1987)
• "Don't Tell Me The Time," Martha Davis (1987)
• "Tell It To the Moon," Martha Davis (1988)
• "Heart of Gold," Johnny Hates Jazz (1988)
• "Englishman in New York," Sting (1988)
• "Shattered Dreams" (second version), Johnny Hates Jazz (1988)
• "Get Rhythm," Ry Cooder (1988)
• "Most of All," Jody Watley (1988)
• "Roll With It," Steve Winwood (1988)
• "The Way That You Love Me" (first version), Paula Abdul (1988)
• "Holding On," Steve Winwood (1988)
• "Heart," Neneh Cherry (1989)
• "Bamboleo" (second version), Gypsy Kings (1989)
• "Straight Up," Paula Abdul (1989)
• "Most Of All" Jody Watley (1989)
• "Real Love," Jody Watley (1989)
• "Bamboleo" (third version), Gypsy Kings (1989)
• "She's A Mystery To Me," Roy Orbison (1989)
• "Forever Your Girl," Paula Abdul (1989)
• "Express Yourself," Madonna (1989)
• "The End of the Innocence (song)," Don Henley (1989)
• "Cold Hearted," Paula Abdul (1989)
• "Oh Father," Madonna (1989)
• "Janie's Got a Gun," Aerosmith (1989)
• "Vogue," Madonna (1990)
• "Cradle of Love," Billy Idol (1990)
• "L.A. Woman," Billy Idol (1990)
• "Freedom '90," George Michael (1990)
• "Bad Girl," Madonna (1993)
• "Who Is It?," Michael Jackson (1993)
• "Love Is Strong," The Rolling Stones (1994)
• "6th Avenue Heartache," The Wallflowers (1996)
• "Judith," A Perfect Circle (2000)
• "Only," Nine Inch Nails (2005)

Commercials

• Adidas - "Legs" (2002)
• American Cancer Society - "Smoking Fetus" (1984)
• Apple Inc. - "iPhone 3G" (2008)
• AT&T - "You Will" (1993)
• Budweiser - "Pool Hall" (1993)
• Chanel - "The Director" (1992)
• Coke - "Blade Roller" (1993)
• Coke - "The Arquettes" (2003)
• Heineken - "Beer Run" (2004)
• HP - "Constant Change" (2004)
• Honda - "Escape" (1995)
• Levi's - "Restaurant" (1994)
• Levi's - "Chase" (1996)
• Levi's - "Reason #259" (1998)
• Motorola - "Pebl" (2005)
• Nike - "Barkley On Broadway" (1992)
• Nike - "Instant Karma" (1993)
• Nike - "Game Breakers" (2003)
• Nike - "Speed Chain" (2003)
• Nike - "Fate" (2008)
• Softbank - "Wind" (2008)
• Sprite (2007) - featured artists: Se7en, JJ Lin, and He Jie
• Xelibri - "Beauty For Sale" (2003)